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Arnold responded with comments that suggested photographs of squalid conditions at the complex highlighted by Shroyer were not actually taken there. Arnold later backed off the claim, however, explaining that her assertion had been based on the initial unwillingness of an attorney working with Shroyer to supply the addresses where the photos were taken.
The candidates both initially agreed to participate in a meeting a week after the Independent Journal forum to discuss whether they support a new approach to addressing homelessness in Marin and protections for renters. Arnold attende, but Shroyer canceled after meeting with the meeting's organizer, the Marin Organizing Committee, to discuss the meeting's rules.
Shroyer said she rejected the invitation because the meeting was a "debate-like situation" and she had already done two debate/forums. In addition to the IJ forum, Shroyer participated with Arnold in a video-taped forum sponsored by the Marin League of Women Voters where no audience was allowed.
During the Marin League of Women Voters' forum, said she would bring in citizen volunteers to advise the county on cost cutting, participate in contract negotiations with county employees, and conduct environmental studies pro bono.
Arnold responded that Shroyer's proposal for using citizen volunteers to do environmental studies illustrated her "lack of understanding of the complexity and importance of California Environmental Quality Act review."
As she did four years ago, Shroyer criticized Arnold and her fellow supervisors for spending too much on expensive consultants and doing too little to reduce spending on county employee pensions.
Shroyer highlighted her role in helping to defeat Measure E, a parcel tax on the November 2017 ballot that would have cost owners of single-family homes $46 per year, and joined the chorus of those criticizing county supervisors for deciding to buy the San Geronimo Golf Course.
Arnold said that Measure E was needed for flood control because there are no other sources of funds the county can use. Arnold noted that she voted against purchasing the golf course on the final vote after voting earlier to consider the purchase.
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How to appeal to a tribunal against an Information Commissioner's Office decision on a freedom of information or other information request.
What you can appeal against
You can appeal if you disagree with an ICO decision on your freedom of information request, and you're denied access to the information.
You can also appeal against an ICO fine or enforcement notice for breaking the rules around:
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Your case will be dealt with by a tribunal in the General Regulatory Chamber.
The tribunal is independent of the government, and will listen to both sides of the argument before it reaches a decision.
They may ask to look at the information in question before deciding if you should see it.
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You have 28 days to appeal after the ICO sends you its decision.
If you miss the time limit, you can ask for more time to appeal. Explain why you're late, and the tribunal will decide if it can still accept your case.
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Use the notice of appeal form (includes guidance leaflet).
Include the ICO's decision notice and any other relevant documents.
Clearly say why you think the ICO's decision was wrong.
Send the form to firstname.lastname@example.com or:
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- regulation 18 of The Environmental Information Regulations 2004
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- The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulation 2003
- The Data Protection (Monetary Penalties) (Maximum Penalty and Notices) Regulations 2010
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Thanks to an anonymous tipster, we now have the first look at the upcoming Verizon Pantech Star Q 4G LTE. This device is the successor to last year's Pantech Breakout, and it appears to be aiming for the low price point of $99 on contract.
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CAMP CONFIDENTIAL: Much has been made about what the Baltimore Ravens have lost since winning Super Bowl XLVII. Superstar linebacker Ray Lewis and veteran Pro Bowl center Matt Birk retired after the title game, while wide receiver Anquan Boldin was traded to San Francisco. Safety Bernard Pollard was cut and signed with Tennessee, linebacker Dannell Ellerbe went to Miami as a free agent, linebacker Paul Kruger signed with Cleveland, cornerback Cary Williams went up I-95 to Philadelphia and veteran safety Ed Reed took his act to Houston. General manager Ozzie Newsome has done a decent job of replenishing things especially of defense, however, bringing in ex-Broncos pass rusher Elvis Dumervil as well as veterans Marcus Spears and Chris Canty. He also got younger at safety by brining in former Oakland No. 1 pick Michael Huff and drafting Florida's Matt Elam in the first round. Kansas State rookie Arthur Brown will have the unenviable task of trying to replace Lewis and or Ellerbe in the middle.
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. – In their final tournament of the fall, the King University women's golf team carded a score of 352 in the first round of the Lady Flames Shootout, hosted by Lee University. Elizabeth Swallow led King with a first round score of 80.
Swallow improved upon her front nine score of 43 with a 37 on the back nine to finish with an 80. The sophomore is currently in fifth place, seven shots behind the leader. Cortnee Young is in 15th after shooting an 84 in the first round. Young carded a 43 on the front, and followed it with a 41 on the back nine.
Anna Walker came in next with a 93 while Kerby Jones and Karissa King rounded out the squad with scores of 95 and 97, respectively.
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Launched: Honda's 150cc bike, CB Trigger
Honda 2Wheelers has launched their all-new 150cc bike, the Honda CB Trigger, which Honda hopes will help pull some customers away from the strong-selling Pulsar 150.
The CB Trigger's peak power is 14bhp, achieved at 8,500rpm. The bike is primarily aimed at a younger segment – college goers, so to speak, and it gets features like fully digital instrument panel, LED-tail lamps, alloy wheels, mono-shock at the rear among other features. Honda claims a fuel economy figure of 60kpl for the Trigger.
The bike is available in three colours – All Black, Meteor Green and Siena Red. The CB Trigger is available in three variants – Standard, which gets front disc and rear drum brake; Deluxe, which gets front and rear disc brakes; and finally CBS, where one lever operates both front and rear brakes.
After the not-so-competitively priced and slow-selling CBR 150, Honda had promised to price the Trigger 'competitively'. With the Trigger finally available at a price of Rs 85,000 on-road, Delhi and Rs 90,000 on-road, Mumbai, has Honda kept its promise?


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Chip maker AMD has released a new range of processors, Sempron, targeting big and small businesses. AMD has released two versions of the Sempron - the Socket-A, built on older Athlon XP technology, and a Socket-754 version that is a cut-down Athlon 64 processor known as the Sempron 3100+.
The arrival of these chips coincided with the release of Service Pack 2 for Microsoft's Windows XP, which activates Sempron's in-built EVP (enhanced virus protection) mechanism, designed to add another layer of protection.
With Microsoft and other software makers looking to implement digital restrictions management (DRM) and control how users handle copyright, we asked AMD whether EVP could be the backdoor for DRM implementation. AMD said the two technologies are different and that using EVP as a DRM opening was not possible.
The Sempron's performance rating is based on "everyday office applications", whereas the Athlon XP and Athlon 64 chips are rated on "enthusiast applications". The system AMD designed to help system buyers work out actual performance comparisons is now compromised and less than useful.
The Socket-A Sempron offers nothing new to business that the Athlon XP hasn't already delivered. Our performance tests show it to be roughly 6 per cent slower than the Athlon XP 2800+. It does deliver reasonable performance on a budget but businesses should be wary of using the Socket-A variety, as it will likely fall off the radar as AMD ploughs everything into the Socket-754 Sempron and new Socket-939 Athlon 64 PCs.
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I had this idea in my sketchbook for a while. The whole project is inspired by the fabric I used for lining the hood. My grandmother gave me this crazy patterned polyester fabric. While I loved the colors I thought the pattern would just be too "ugly" to make an entire garment from it and too nice to just hide it inside a garment as a lining. So I came up with the idea of this pink sweater with a lined hood.
The pattern is based on an old hoodie I had lying around. I spend a lot of time this year on my applications for design universities. So it felt really good and relaxing to create something just for fun.
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Jan 4, 2013, 12.36 PMby marieghys
Very nice! How did you create the pattern?? I have bought nice fabric to make a zippered hoodie but I don't really know how to create the pattern :-)…
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Jan 4, 2013, 01.45 PMby fly
Thank you :-)
I had an old hoodie that I just lay flat on a large sheet of paper. Then I carefully traced every pattern piece with a pen. The pattern was actually quite simple – the back and front pieces were the same and the sleeve piece was "mirrored" so I could cut it on the fold.
Of course when you trace a pattern this way you don't get it an inch-perfect copy of your garment. So after tracing you have to make sure all the pieces will match when finally sewn together (i.e. the hood on the sweater). My sewing teacher helped me a little bit but it is really much easier than I thought especially when using a simple pattern like this one.
Good luck with your hoodie :-)
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WASHINGTON (8/29/13)--Another round of proposed credit risk-retention regulations, including a new definition of "qualified residential mortgage" (QRM) with modifications that the Credit Union National Association had urged, was released by the Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and four other federal regulators Wednesday.
However, CUNA has a number of concerns about the new 505-page proposal, which will be addressed in future comment letters to the agencies. Comments are due Oct. 30.
The proposed QRM definition would be identical to the definition adopted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for a "qualified mortgage" (QM). While CUNA noted this is a marked improvement from the original proposal, CUNA continues to seek additional latitude for credit unions under the CFPB's QM standards. CUNA will press for such flexibility under the QRM proposal.
The agencies are also seeking comments on an alternative definition of QRM that would include underwriting standards.
Under the Dodd-Frank Act, credit unions are not directly covered by the QRM proposal. However, CUNA has been weighing in with the various regulators on the QRM issues because there is a concern that the secondary market will conform to QRM standards and that examiners will expect federally insured institutions to meet QRM requirements.
Any closed end loan secured by a dwelling would be under the proposal.
CUNA will post a Comment Call on the QRM provisions later this week.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Federal Housing Finance Agency, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Securities and Exchange Commission joined the Fed and FDIC in releasing the proposed rule.
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Highway 51 Construction Has Minocqua Community Upset
Submitted: 02/25/2013
- Plans for a new highway in Minocqua have been in affect for a while now. The Department of transportation is hoping that highway 51 will have some new changes that will affect the community in a positive way. "When we're done we'll have all new pavement. A lot safer. We'll have bicycles facilities on the road and bicycle facilities off the road," said DOT Project Development Supevisor, Robin Stafford. "We've put sidewalks on both sides so pedestrians will be easier getting up and down the highway. There will be a lot of benefits to the new project." But Minocqua business owners don't see it that way. "Being as if there's really only one main artery from south going through the Northwoods in this area and it's right out here in our front door, it's really going to have a negative impact." said Kurts Island Sports Shop Owner, Kurt Justice. In fact some owners think the process and the finished product will take away some of their profits. But the DOT seems to be locked in. "Unfortunately with such a big project like this you can't really appease to everyone," Stafford said. "And so there is some people up there who aren't happy, but again overall I think the community and the traveling public will be very happy with the product when it's done." Even though it has been set in stone for Minocqua, residents are hoping DOT will take their opinions into consideration. "The Minocqua project is scheduled to start this spring and we're hoping that the DOT still has room for modification and changes based on some of the discussions that we had at town hall last Friday." said 34th District Assembly Representative Rob Swearingen. Now projects in other towns such as Arbor Vitae, Hazelhurst and Woodruff have not been finalized.Swearingen suggests that if you want to voice your opinions on the project, you should contact your town board and chairman.
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NUJ invites News International journalists to meeting
The National Union of Journalists is due to hold a meeting tomorrow (Wednesday, 2 November) to discuss the recently announced cuts to editorial within the Times and Sunday Times, which is open to member and non-member freelance, casual and staff journalists at the publisher's titles.
Last month the Times announced it was to cut around 100 staff from the newspapers' editorial workforce, with the bulk of those said to be to casual staff. It was also confirmed that 20 compulsory redundancies are due to be made from full-time staff at the Sunday Times, which is cutting 30 per cent of its casual editorial workforce.
Following this announcement the NUJ set up a meeting, which is open to any staff who wish to seek advice. It will be held from 1 to 3pm at the Captain Kidd pub, 108 Wapping High Street, E1W 2NE. The union has also invited representatives of the company's in-house union NISA to attend if interested in working with the NUJ.Tags: job cuts, National Union of Journalists, News International, nuj, Sunday Times, times, unions
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(b) The petition to terminate parental rights shall be filed in the same case as the proceeding under the Child Protective Act, for purposes of judicial administration only. All appointments of attorneys and guardians ad litem in the proceeding under the Child Protective Act shall remain in effect for purposes of proceedings on the petition to terminate, unless otherwise ordered by the court. The petitioner must serve process in accordance with the statute governing termination of parental rights, set forth at Chapter 20, Title 16, Idaho Code. At trial on the petition to terminate parental rights, the petitioner must meet its burden of proof through evidence admissible pursuant to the Idaho Rules of Evidence; no part of the court's record in the proceeding under the Child Protective Act may be used for purposes of meeting the petitioner's burden of proof in the trial on the petition to terminate parental rights, unless the part offered is admissible under the Idaho Rules of Evidence, or unless the parties stipulate to its admission.
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We have ordered several items from R&F in the NJ area without issue. Our daughter graduated and started a new job in NC so we ordered bedroom and living furniture to be delivered there while we were there helping her set up the apt. WHAT A MISTAKE!!!
Not only wasn't it delivered in a timely manner, after a few weeks, it hadn't even been registered as needing to be delivered in the "out of area delivery center". The offered solution? Would you like to cancel? Sure, we always run around and give zero interest loans to furniture stores. It's great fun. And don't waste your time trying to call those people - it just circles around in an endless loop of automated responses... we've wasted a lot of time trying. If you try another option and tell them the problem, they very helpfully put you on hold and then come back and say they are not answering. Well, we could try later. Want to guess how many times we had to "try later"???
Ah, but then we were on our way. But Mom & Dad had to return home and daughter started her job. No worries, we were promised, they would accommodate her work schedule and no extra fee for delivery on Saturday or evening. Well, that would be nice except the local delivery group would ONLY DELIVER TO HER TOWN ON A TUESDAY. And it couldn't be the Tuesday before she started her job as they "needed time to inspect the furniture."
OK, it arrived at the apt. with the RE broker letting them in. AND IT ARRIVED WITH VERY VISIBLE DAMAGE in the center of the dresser!!!! So glad they took the extra week to inspect the furniture. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY WITH THIS COMPANY. Oh, this was not a small order, this was multiple thousands of dollars worth of furniture.
As an employee of Furniture Row, I can tell you that shopping there would be a mistake. The corporate goons only care about making their wallets bigger and are willing to do anything they can to do it. They make the stores sell used furniture at new prices, they raise the prices on furniture before starting a sale to trick the customers in to thinking that they are getting a deal because, as their motto says, "A Sucker Is Born Every Minute." Pretty messed up that they train you to think that at managers training schools.
They even cut back half of their employees and put the warehouse workers on a commission rate, just to save a few hundred bucks a year. Can you believe that? Hourly workers on a commission rate. Now they have no control over the money they make and they have to rely on other people to sell to make their money. I'm not even sure that it's legal, is it? But hey, what do they care? They have their own "in-house" lawyers that make up their own laws and, as far as they are concerned, no one can touch them, not even State or Federal Laws matter to them.
One of these days someone's going to take this company down and I'm going to laugh the whole time it's happening. Also, don't buy into that line that it's "all wood furniture." Hah! I can't count how many times I've had to try to make cardboard look like wood just to try to dupe some customer into taking it at full price. I feel bad about it but hey I've got a family to feed so what am I supposed to do about it, get fired? They expect 100% loyalty from me but give 0% in return. That's a bad way to run a company no matter how you look at it, Barney Visser!
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Guess what happened on Friday, I get call from them and they say they do not have some of my items ready for delivery!!! I told them, "If you do not have them, how the hell you claimed delivered them to my house two days ago??? Are you kidding me???" And their system is so messed up. Nobody takes the responsibility! The only answer you hear is: "I do not know." So if you care about your time, just avoid ASHLEY FURNITURE!!!
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IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO -- I recently received a credit card notice that mentioned that I owed $3600+. I immediately called to see what furniture I had bought and was not enjoying. The last time I had entered their store was in 2000 and bought a sofa that lasted 3 months. Ratty, poor quality.
The 3600 dollars, of course, was not mine but someone else's. It has been over a week and no one from the store has taken this charge off my account. I thought I had cancelled my account. When I called in 2000 to cancel, I cut up the card. Now I cannot cancel because I don't have my account number and no one from the company can give it to me. So, they can have my number to put other people's furniture on my card, but cannot give me the number or clear my name. Surely, this is a dishonest company who delights in fraudulent behavior with an attitude of impossible to help you ma'am.
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In North District, Mistretta is working to expand parental involvement
Wendy Mistretta clearly recalls when she made the decision to run for the Buffalo Board of Education. She was at a parent assembly in December when a board member thanked the parents for attending and called them all valued "customers."
That's not how Mistretta – who holds a doctorate in higher education – has ever seen her role as a parent. In her mind, she "hired" the Buffalo Public Schools to educate her children, and the district is ultimately answerable to her and all its parents.
"In my mind," she said, "I'm their boss."
Her key platform goal is to create "full parental partnerships" between the district and parents of the children the district serves.
Mistretta, 44, has been an active parent at International School 45, which her two children attend. She's also on the board of the District Parent Coordinating Council. She previously served as director of faith formation at St. Louis Church and was assistant director of international education at SUNY Buffalo State for seven years until 2003.
Among her top platform issues, Mistretta said, she wants to recast the district's definition of "parental involvement" into something more than getting more parents to attend parent-teacher meetings and sign up for volunteer activities.
They should be partners in decision-making, which is hard to do now, she said.
Mistretta espouses holding board meeting in more accessible locations instead of City Hall, advance posting of board committee meeting topics, and more support of the District Parent Coordinating Council.
"Parents who want to be more involved and are made to feel unwelcome – they are going to send their children to other schools," she said.
Her other priorities include the implementation of the district's new Wellness Policy that will ensure students get at least two hours of physical education a week, support of anti-bullying measures associated with the state's Dignity for All Students Act, and equal access for all students to academic programs and extracurricular activities.
Mistretta said she's witnessed firsthand the disparity between what the public considers the "best" Buffalo public schools and the rest.
Though one of her children qualified for Olmsted 64's gifted and talented program, she wound up sending both to International School 45 to keep them together, even though she was advised to send her children to charter or private schools if Olmsted wasn't available for them.
She rejected that advice and hasn't regretted her decision, she said. But she's also witnessed what children who go to the "best" schools get that many other city students never receive, in terms of offerings like art, music, foreign language programs and extracurricular and athletic programs.
"I just don't understand how you could have a budget of $900 million and still have such great disparity," she said. "This two-tiered system is unacceptable."
On other issues, Mistretta said she supports a neighborhood schools plan that still gives parents some school choice within their community.
She does not believe teachers should be required to live in the city, and she thinks Superintendent Pamela Brown is moving the district in the right direction. She said she supports charter schools and converting public schools to charters, but only if the conversion is instigated and supported by the school community.
"I don't think charter schools fix Buffalo Public Schools," she said.
Mistretta is not officially supported by the District Parent Coordinating Council (which cannot officially endorse anyone), but she has received considerable assistance from council leaders who have worked on her behalf as private citizens.
She is well-connected through school and parent groups because of her long involvement with the district and its committees. Mistretta said she's relying on that networking and on her participation in community events and door-to-door meetings to raise her profile among voters.
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Thanks to space travel and the European Space Agency, glass is now being produced more efficiently than ever before. Now you would be forgiven for thinking glass production was already quite green – you need sand and heat and that's it, so what could the ESA do to make it even more efficient? Well it seems that the technology used in space is being utilized to produce super-efficient energy-saving windows that protect occupants against heat loss during cold weather and against overheating on warm summer days.
According to Frank Hammer, founding member of the German company ESCUBE, the answer lies in sensors used to measure oxygen atoms outside space vehicles. "For space, the sensor was developed to measure atomic oxygen, known for its erosion effect and for degrading optical surfaces," said Mr Hammer. "In the glass industry the technology is now used to control the industrial glass-coating process to obtain improved insulating properties."
As you'd expect with technology developed for space flight, the complex coating procedure requires reliable and precise monitoring to control the process. "The gas sensor developed to handle the harsh space environment turned out to be the right solution to handle the difficult glass-production conditions of high temperatures and reactive gasses," added Mr Hammer.
The technology has been in used since 1993 when ESA asked the University of Stuttgart to develop ceramic gas sensors to measure the atomic-oxygen levels around reentry craft under extreme test conditions. As a result, the University of Dresden developed the Flux-(Phi)-Probe-Experiments (FIPEX) and the sensors have been used on several space experiments and missions including the Russian Inflatable Reentry and Descent Technology research capsule, the STS-122 Shuttle mission and outside ESA's Columbus laboratory module on the International Space Station.
Today the technology is being introduced to non-space markets via ESCUBE, such as the new VacuSen sensor for vacuum and plasma applications. The sensor provides easy, low-cost, time-resolving process control for industrial processes such as a magnetron reactive gas sputter plant for float-glass coating.
Peter Hennes from ESCUBE partner company iSATT added, "With ESCUBE's sensor it is today possible to offer new types of glass. Their surfaces not only take into account economic and ecological criteria but also fulfil aesthetic criteria, saving energy by the low overall heat transfer coefficients. With the new coating the overall heat transfer coefficients have been reduced to about a third of what they were in the 1980s, while maintaining light transmittance at 80%. The light passing through is almost the same as standard glass, but the heat loss during winter and the heat gain during summer have been reduced significantly."
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Carrie Shanafelt specializes in British and American literature of the long eighteenth century. Her dissertation, Common Sense: The Rise of Narrative in the Age of Self-Evidence, examines the rhetorical use of fictional narratives in eighteenth-century British philosophy and early novels. Carrie has taught various courses on seventeenth- to nineteenth-century poetry and prose, including courses on Enlightenment philosophy and the novel, literary representations of desire and consent, Milton and Romantic poetry, the Gothic novel, literature of slavery and economics, and eighteenth-century satire. Her current research interests include aesthetic theory, eighteenth-century representations of sex, and discourses of human rights during the Atlantic slave trade. Her chapter "The Rhetoric of Consensus: David Hume and Henry Fielding on Moral Sentiment" was published in an edited volume, David Hume: A Tercentenary Tribute (ed. Tweyman, 2013), and "Vicarious Sex and the Vulnerable Eighteenth-Century Reader" appears in LIT: Literature Interpretation Theory 24.4 (2013). Her article "On Teaching Early Gothic Fiction and Non-Empiricist Aesthetics" is forthcoming from CEA Forum.
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UPDATE (Sept 23, 2013): 3Scale has published an official "Flash Tutorial" to my approach for running their proxy on Heroku.
I have been playing around with 3Scale's API Proxy for a side project. 3Scale provides a wrapper around your API, and supports monetizing, authenticating, throttling, and plenty of other "API stuff" you might need.
Their proxy is simply a set of Nginx config files, but I didn't want to start a new Micro AWS instance just to run it. So, I decided to try running Nginx on Heroku. I found some other folks who had already done the hard work, and cobbled together a working example. Now I've got an API Proxy running in Heroku's free usage tier. Cool!


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One of the remaining issues with Android, despite the Android Update Alliance that formed in April of last year, is software updates. The alliance between Google and its partner manufacturers was brought together in an attempt to ensure new devices would receive updates for no less than 18 months after launch. With Google cracking down on customizations, we figured updates might be faster this go around, too.
However, little has changed since before the alliance. Updates are still taking forever to reach new devices. New phones are still shipping with old software. Older phones may not receive an update at all. And we're all still pretty much in the dark despite OEMs actually speaking up and attempting to be more transparent about updates.
Easily one of the most vocal this time around, though, has been Motorola. Just a couple weeks before Android 4.0 was made official, Motorola announced they would make us aware of their update plans within four weeks of the software's launch. Like they promised, their website was updated with some tentative and uninformative plans. On top of that, there were some very recent devices that went without mention. Ice Cream Sandwich update plans from Motorola's site reads:
"We are planning to upgrade DROID RAZR™ by Motorola, Motorola RAZR™, Motorola XOOM™ (including MOTOROLA XOOM™ Family Edition) and DROID BIONIC™ by Motorola to Ice Cream Sandwich. We will provide more precise guidance on timing after post-public push of Ice Cream Sandwich by Google, as well as any possible additions to this list of devices."
Take note of the bold text, as the list apparently isn't finished. But that is something I will touch on later.
When Motorola provided this bit of information, they included a very basic list of things that have to happen before users can enjoy new software (visit the original piece for a more in-depth explanation):
Nonetheless, Motorola (along with every other Android OEM) is catching flak for outrageous update latency and top to bottom software customizations. Customers (myself included) are always going on about how they would rather have pure, stock software over Motorola Applications Platform or Sense UI and how these customizations are one of the larger reasons that software updates take so long.
That's not entirely false, but Motorola blames the latency on hardware, not their customizations. Christy Wyatt, senior vice president and general manager of Motorola's Enterprise Business Unit, explains:
"When Google does a release of the software ... they do a version of the software for whatever phone they just shipped. The rest of the ecosystem doesn't see it until you [end users] see it. Hardware is by far the long pole in the tent, with multiple chipsets and multiple radio bands for multiple countries. It's a big machine to churn."
In other words, Motorola, HTC, Samsung and every other OEM that wants to fit their devices with the latest Android version have to alter the software to be compatible with their own processors, radios and other components, which undoubtedly slows things down. Only after that do they begin to apply the customizations and proceed to submit the update to the carriers.
I will agree with Motorola to an extent – hardware is largely the issue, as they're simply reapplying a lot of the interface customizations. But their explanation is only a half truth. Going back to the incomplete list of devices eligible for the Android 4.0 update, this only covers two of Motorola's latest handsets. The DROID RAZR MAXX is a given, as is the DROID 4, which has yet to be released. But what about the DROID 3? The DROID X2? Both of these devices launched in 2011, still well within 18 months.
Update priority is given to the latest devices, making customers with older devices feel forgotten, unsupported and largely second-rate. But the real issue here is still hardware. There is simply too much of it. Recently, Motorola – along with other OEMs – has been pretty bad about churning out phone after phone and only changing a couple numbers on the spec sheets. It's to the point where customers are on edge, starting petitions (over bootloaders and the perpetual launching of phones) and vowing to never buy Motorola products again.
The truth is, if Motorola didn't have seven or more similar but different devices that they have to tweak software updates for, they wouldn't be in such a bind. However, they now have their hands full and a growing backlog of devices to update. Even if they update one phone quickly, there are still several phones and millions of customers in waiting.
Yeah, hardware is the issue.


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WASHINGTON, D.C., September 11, 2008 – U.S. Peace Corps Director Ron Tschetter is saddened to announce the death by natural causes of U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Bertie Lee Murphy, 71, who was found in her home in Belize on Tuesday, September 9, 2008.
"Our entire Peace Corps family is saddened by the loss of such a devoted and energetic Volunteer who made a lasting impact on the lives of the Belizean people," said Director Tschetter. "Our thoughts and prayers are with Bertie's friends and family during this very difficult time."
Bertie was a vivacious and dedicated member of the Peace Corps family and served with distinction as an Education Volunteer in Belize where she was an elementary education teacher-trainer in the southern village of Hopkins. Universally loved and respected, Bertie had recently repurposed a local building into a library filled with personal and donated books. She became a Peace Corps Volunteer in June 2007, following a distinguished career in both the corporate world and in public service.
In her aspiration statement, Bertie wrote, "My expectations when applying to serve in the Peace Corps were simple: to use my skills in teaching and management together with my love of learning as aptly as possible."
Bertie's most recent employer was a consulting firm in Virginia where she worked since 2001. Prior to that, Bertie worked for companies and institutions such as: Research Dynamics, Inc., Catholic University in D.C., Colorado State College in Greeley, Colo. and Britannica Press in Chicago. Prior to the Peace Corps, Bertie had been living in Virginia with her grown daughter. Bertie was a graduate of Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas and had a master's degree from the University of Texas at Austin.
Bertie was a thoughtful woman who enjoyed reading, writing and nature. She wrote that she: "relishes watching the sunrises from her kitchen window and the sunsets from her deck." She loved to photograph nature, bird watch and work in her garden.
Bertie was also active in her community in Virginia and served on a Board of Directors of a local wildlife conservancy and was chairperson of the outreach committee. Bertie was a member of TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages), and she served on a local literacy council for four years and as a volunteer ESL tutor and classroom teacher.
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Team of astronomers find planets the size of Earth are commonUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
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A team of astronomers from the University of California, Berkeley and the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa has found that 17 percent of all sun-like stars have planets 1 to 2 times the diameter of Earth in close orbits. The finding, based on an analysis of the first three years of data from NASA's Kepler mission, was announced today at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Long Beach, California.
While other studies had shown that planets around stars are common in our galaxy, until this study, it remained unclear if this is true for Earth-size planets.
The team consists of UC Berkeley graduate student Erik Petigura, former UC Berkeley postdoctoral fellow Andrew Howard, now on the faculty of the UH Mānoa Institute for Astronomy, and UC Berkeley professor Geoff Marcy.
To find planets, the Kepler space telescope repeatedly images 150,000 stars in a small region of the sky. It looks for a tiny dip in each star's brightness that indicates a planet is passing in front of it, much like Venus passed between Earth and the sun last summer.
The team's estimate includes only planets that circle their stars within a distance of about one-quarter Earth's orbital radius – well within the orbit of Mercury – which is the current limit of Kepler's detection capability. Further evidence suggests that the fraction of stars having planets the size of Earth or slightly bigger orbiting within Earth-like orbits may be as high as 50 percent.
Planets 1 to 2 times the size of Earth are not necessarily habitable. Painstaking observations by the team show that planets two or three times the diameter of Earth are typically like Uranus and Neptune, which have a rocky core surrounded by helium and hydrogen gases and perhaps water. Planets close to their stars may even be water worlds – planets with oceans hundreds of miles deep above a rocky core.
Nevertheless, planets between one and two times the diameter of Earth may well be rocky and, if located within the Goldilocks zone – not too hot, not too cold, just right for liquid water – could harbor life.
"Kepler's one goal is to answer a question that people have been asking since the days of Aristotle: What fraction of stars like the sun have an Earth-like planet?" said Howard. "We're not there yet, but Kepler has found enough planets that we can make statistical estimates."
Howard added, "Our key result is that the frequency of planets increases as you go to smaller sizes, but it doesn't increase all the way to Earth-size planets – it stays at a constant level below twice the diameter of Earth."
The estimates are based on a better understanding of the percentage of big Earths that Kepler misses because of uncertainties in detection, which the team estimates to be about one in four, or 25 percent.
For planets as large as Jupiter, the star may dim by 1 percent, or one part in a hundred, which is easily detectable. Petigura added that a planet as small as Earth, however, dims the star by one part in 10,000, which is likely to be lost in the noise. The software used by the Kepler mission is not optimized for finding these planets, so Petigura spent the past two years writing a software program called TERRA, for Transiting Exoearth Robust Reduction Algorithm. The UC Berkeley/Hawaiʻi team then fed TERRA simulated planets to test how efficiently the software detects Earth-size planets.
"It may seem crazy to spend two years redoing what the Kepler team has already done, but the question we are asking – How many Earth-size planets are we missing? – is so important that we wanted to do it separately for cross-validation," said Petigura.
An analysis of three years of Kepler observations identified 119 Earth-like planets ranging in size from nearly six times the diameter of Earth to the diameter of Mars. Thirty-seven of these planets were not identified in previous Kepler reports.
While these planets were detected by the spaceborne Kepler Telescope, Howard and colleagues also used another telescope closer to home: the mighty Keck I Telescope on Mauna Kea on the island of Hawaiʻi. These supporting Keck observations were used to characterize the host stars of the newly discovered planets and to rule out any false planet detections from Kepler.
The analysis confirmed that the frequency of planets increases as the size decreases, which Howard and the Kepler team reported last year. Perhaps 1 percent of stars have planets the size of Jupiter, while 10 percent have planets the size of Neptune. Marcy compared this to rocks on a beach – large boulders are rare, stones are more common and pebbles extremely abundant.
Unlike the beach, where sand grains and flecks are even more abundant, they now estimate that the abundance of planets stops rising at about twice Earth's diameter and remains the same until the size of Earth, the limit of their analysis. This corrects an impression left by Howard's earlier paper that the frequency of Earth-size planets actually decreases below twice Earth's diameter.
"A year ago, Kepler had found only a few planets smaller than twice Earth's diameter, far fewer than would be expected if you extrapolate downward from the abundances of larger planets," said Petigura. Accounting for planets that Kepler misses still means that big Earths are one-third as abundant as would be expected if the rising trend continued below twice the diameter of Earth.
Howard noted, however, that if 17 percent of all stars have big Earths within the orbit of Mercury, "where are they in our solar system? Maybe our solar system is an anomaly compared to the great variety of stars."
Petigura's work was supported by a National Science Foundation graduate student fellowship.
For more information, visit: http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/info/press-releases/EarthSizePlanets/


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Spurs 1-5 City
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29 January 2014|Tottenham Hotspur
Manchester City took full advantage of the controversial dismissal of Danny Rose early in the second half to inflict a 5-1 defeat on us at White Hart Lane on Wednesday evening.
The full-back was given a straight red card in the 49th minute after a tackle on Edin Dzeko inside the area, although he appeared to get a good contact on the ball before the City striker went down. The visitors were only 1-0 up at that stage through Sergio Aguero, but Yaya Toure then converted the resulting penalty and further goals from Dzeko, Stevan Jovetic and Vincent Kompany rounded off the win. Etienne Capoue's first-ever Spurs goal on 59 minutes was our only reply.
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There was just the one change from the side which beat Swansea City 3-1 at the Liberty Stadium, with Gylfi Sigurdsson coming in for Nacer Chadli down the left side of midfield.
And despite the teaming rain, there was a cracking atmosphere inside the Lane at kick-off, with the visitors making the brighter start.
Key action
City were on the front foot from the outset and almost snatched a lead inside five minutes. Fernandinho popped a pass in to Aguero 20 yards from goal, he took the ball to the right past Michael Dawson, kept going wider past Vlad Chiriches and let fly with a shot from the angle which crashed off the far post and back into play. From the rebound, City worked the ball wide and from the cross, Dzeko headed well wide.
Just six minutes later, the Bosnian striker had another sight of goal as he played a one-two with Aguero, cut inside Kyle Walker who slipped, leaving him in on goal from a tight angle but he blazed over the bar.
The goal seemed as if it was coming for the visitors and it did arrive after a quarter of an hour. David Silva picked up the ball midway inside our half in plenty of space, he was able to turn and pick a pass in between our defence to Aguero, who slid the ball past Hugo Lloris, just inside the far post.
Our first chance came on 20 minutes when Mousa Dembele found Emmanuel Adebayor, who dropped his shoulder and worked a yard of space, but his shot was deflected for a corner. From the set-piece, the ball dropped inside the six yard box but no-one was there to add the final touch and Joe Hart gathered.
At the other end almost immediately, David Silva whipped in a cross which Aguero headed goalwards and was only denied by a magnificent one-handed diving save from Lloris. And shortly after, Rose cleared a header off the line before Aguero let fly on the turn just inside the area but fired over.
City were well on top, hunted in numbers to win back possession all over the park while we couldn't get a foothold in the match, but the tide started to turn after the half-hour mark.
On 32 minutes, Christian Eriksen's corner was flicked goalwards by Nabil Bentaleb but never threatened City's goal and three minutes later we thought we were level. Rose was clipped by Toure right on the edge of the area down the left, Eriksen fizzed in a right-footed free-kick which Dawson poked home off the crossbar at the far post, only for the assistant's flag to go up and rule it out for offside.
Just before the break, another free-kick was awarded after Martin Demichelis slid in on Adebayor, Eriksen's set-piece was headed clear to Dembele 25-yards out, who took one touch and volleyed goalwards but it always drifting just wide and we went in behind at the break.
Only three minutes were on the clock in the second half when the moment of controversy arrived, which swayed the game hugely in City's favour. Dzeko was put clear by Fernandinho inside the area but as he was about to shoot, Rose slid in from behind and upended the striker. Replays show Rose got a clear touch on the ball before Dzeko went down, but the match officials decided it was a penalty. Rose was given a red card and Toure converted the spot-kick.
With the man advantage, the visitors quickly added a third on 54 minutes when Dzeko latched onto the rebound and drilled home after Silva's initial shot had cannoned back off the post.
But if anyone thought our heads were about to drop they were seriously mistaken. Just five minutes later we pulled a well-deserved goal back when Eriksen delivered an inviting corner which caused a scramble in City's six-yard box and substitute Capoue pounced on the rebound to lash home his first goal in our colours.
That gave the Lane a massive boost and despite the discrepancy in numbers on the pitch, we were more than making a game of it, although Dzeko had three chances to extend City's lead, two which he put wide and sent another into the arms of Lloris from 25-yards.
With their two-goal advantage, City were able to be patient in possession and in the 78th minute, they added a fourth when Fernandinho worked the ball wide to Stevan Jovetic, who cut inside Walker and fired into the far corner with the help of a deflection off Chiriches.
It was five two minutes from time when Dzeko's shot from the edge of the area following a cleared corner deflected off Bentaleb and fell straight to Kompany who tucked home from close range.
Match data
Spurs: Lloris, Walker, Dawson, Chiriches, Rose, Lennon, Dembele (Capoue 45), Bentaleb, Sigurdsson (Naughton 55), Eriksen (Holtby 84), Adebayor. Substitutes (not used): Friedel, Chadli, Defoe, Soldado.
City: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Demichelis, Clichy, Silva (Kolarov 80), Toure (Nastasic 64), Fernandinho, Navas, Dzeko, Aguero (Jovetic 45). Substitutes (not used): Pantilimon, Lescott, Rodwell, Negredo.
Goals: Spurs – Capoue 59; City – Aguero 15, Toure penalty 51, Dzeko 54, Jovetic 78, Kompany 89.
Yellows: Spurs – Naughton; City – Toure, Demichelis, Aguero, Zabaleta.
Red: Spurs - Rose.
Referee: Mr A Marriner.
Attendance: 36,071.


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Application of treaties and other international agreements
Nothing in the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, the Convention on Psychotropic Substances, or other treaties or international agreements shall be construed to limit the provision of treatment, education, or rehabilitation as alternatives to conviction or criminal penalty for offenses involving any drug or other substance subject to control under any such treaty or agreement.
(Pub. L. 91–513, title II, § 412, as added Pub. L. 95–633, title I, § 107(a), Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3773.)
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Section effective on date the Convention on Psychotropic Substances enters into force in the United States [July 15, 1980], see section 112 of Pub. L. 95–633, set out as a note under section 801a of this title.
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